'Backlog' of death registrations skews downward trend in CMI mortality figures

Hope William-Smith
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The number of deaths registered for week 20 (9 May to 15 May) of the year in England and Wales is slightly higher than the figure for week 19 due to a backlog of registrations.

The latest position of the Continuous Mortality Investigation's (CMI) weekly monitor shows there were 40% more deaths registered for week 20 this year when compared with 2019. It said the increase ...

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